tuck in造句

Come along, children, tuck in!

Why don't tuck in your shirt?

He can tuck in three or four sandwiches between meals.

The dress was too big, so Mother put a tuck in it.

Come on, tuck in. If it's not enough, I'll buy more or get some on credit.

She stooped over, losing her balance, and began to tuck in the blankets of Ramona's bed.

Three cheetahs tuck in just after running down a pregnant springbok on a cold winter's morning.

Mom always reminds me to tuck in my shirt lest I get caught by the school order squad.

If the kitchen cupboards are suddenly brimming with snacks and food, it's no wonder blokes are tempted to tuck in as well.

That we can tuck in our children at night and know that they are fed and clothed and safe from harm.

We tuck into a dish of cabbage and shredded dried tofu with the delightful name of "floating fragrance in a Buddhist pot" but I notice that the abbot is hardly touching his food.

Students can also tuck into the popular Nordic snack salmiakki - a sour, salty liquorice.

The dinner smelled so good that I couldn't wait to tuck into it.

A goose was customary Christmas fare until Henry VIII took it upon himself to tuck into a Turkey.

This Kamchatka Peninsula lake is home to hundreds of bears, and visitors can see them tuck into a feast during the wild salmon run, one of Earth's greatest.